Stramel v. Bishop
Court of Appeals of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
Pierron, J.:
Barbara Bishop appeals the district court’s finding that a road existed by prescriptive easement on her property.
Bishop and her nephew own the north one-half of Section Twenty-Two, Township Eleven, Range Thirty-Five in Logan County. Harland G. and Darline K. Stramel own the southwest quarter of Section Twenty-Two, Township Eleven, Range Thirty-Five. Raymond and Donald Schroeder own all of Section Twenty-One, Township Eleven, Range Thirty-Five, which borders Bishop and the Stramels on the west.
A roadway, variously described as a road or a two-track trail, runs north to south…
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